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Gridfinity generator

Generate Gridfinity bins and baseplates in any size – choose units, height and compartments, preview in 3D and download a ready-to-slice STL.

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How to make a Gridfinity bin

  1. Choose Bin, then width and depth in grid units (1 unit = 42 mm).
  2. Set the height in 7 mm units (3 units = 21 mm is a common drawer bin).
  3. Add columns and rows to split it into compartments.
  4. Download STL or 3MF and print – no supports needed.

Baseplates

Choose Baseplate to make the grid that bins sit in. This is the light, open-bottom version (4.65 mm tall) – it uses little filament and prints fast. Fit several plates side by side for big drawers.

What's included

  • Spec-compliant feet: 41.5 mm footprint with the 0.8 / 1.8 / 2.15 mm base profile.
  • Baseplate pockets: 0.7 / 1.8 / 2.15 mm profile, 4.65 mm high.
  • Not yet included: stacking lip, magnet and screw holes, label tabs.

New to the system? Read Gridfinity explained.

Frequently asked questions

Will these bins fit other Gridfinity baseplates?

Yes – they follow the open 42 mm grid and 7 mm height spec. If a bin is tight, check your printer's elephant foot / first-layer squish.

Do I need supports?

No. Bins and baseplates print flat without supports.

Is it free?

Yes – up to 3 downloads a day free; Pro makes it unlimited.